Technique

Remo snatching

technique:remo_snatching Also: remo, remo swap, remote tablet-grab

Physical theft of a mobile-store manager's authorized tablet to conduct SIM swaps.

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Direction Predicate Other entity Origin EP
outgoing TARGETS T-Mobile Explicit 112
outgoing USES social engineering Explicit 112

Claims

Remo snatching TARGETS T-Mobile

Remo snatching is described as stealing a T-Mobile store manager's tablet to enable a SIM swap.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 112 Details

“you are going to T-Mobile. T-Mobile is the easiest place to hit right now. You go to a T-Mobile, you run in, you take the store manager’s tablet”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 32300–32425

Remo snatching USES social engineering

Before stealing the tablet, attackers allegedly social-engineer the store manager to obtain the manager's password.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 112 Details

“you need to do recon on the store, figure out everything you can about the manager to try to social-engineer them”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 52418–52531

“They send you a fake URL, you enter your manager login”